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History
An online series from the Federal Research Division of the Library of Congress. The political, economic, social, and national security systems of over 85 countries are detailed.
Reliable, primary source historical documentation is available at the History Channel. Archives of great speeches and the This Day In History section are useful features.
Based in Israel, this site offers primary source documents, quotes from survivors statistics and study guides.
The Museum has produced materials that can be used to learn more about the Holocaust. Some of these are directed at particularly at teachers, but most are of general interest.
Historical documents, sounds, geography, battle maps will bring history alive
This site features stories and news. The site is highly attractive. Visit the online zoo and wrestle a Siberian tiger. Participate in the geoquiz.
South Carolina Historical Society
From online exhibits to catalogues, the historical society provides excellent material for students to research South Carolina History. You may research your town, county or city at this site. Genealogical information is also available.
Don’t miss the White House Tour!
Hosted by the University of Victoria History Department, this site explores "Who Killed William Robinson?" That is just the first of the questions you may ask of this web site. "How did he live?" is another. In the documents that follow there is a rich social history of the Blacks, Aboriginal People, Kanakas (Hawaiians) and Whites of many national backgrounds, from Azorian Portugese to the British colonial elite, who settled Salt Spring Island. Their stories tell us much about the settlement of British Columbia, Canada and to a degree, the United States. They tell about settlement, the importance of land, the dispossession of aboriginal people, about justice, racism, family life, religion -- the full gamut of life in the colony.
High School students interviewed Rhode Islanders about their recollections of the year 1968. With references to the Vietnam war, civil rights, assassinations, and personal experiences, the interviews document 1968.